Abstract： This paper presents a coupled multi-body and FEM （finite element method）-BEM （boundary element method） methodology used to carry out a comprehensive NVH （noise, vibration and harshness） investigation ...Abstract： This paper presents a coupled multi-body and FEM （finite element method）-BEM （boundary element method） methodology used to carry out a comprehensive NVH （noise, vibration and harshness） investigation of a four-cylinder internal combustion engine prototype. Firstly, a MBDS （multi-body dynamic simulation） of the internal combustion engine has been carried out, at a defined operating condition, in order to determine the excitation force of the powertrain exciting the cylinder block. In this way, the dynamics of the engine powertrain have been described taking into account both the effects of the gas forces of the combustion process and the inertia forces of the moving parts. Afterwards, the cylinder block excitation forces have been used to evaluate the engine block vibrations and to predict the external noise radiated with both the well-known ATV （acoustic transfer vectors） and MATV （modal acoustic transfer vectors） methodologies at a distance of 1 m from the engine, according to the standard ISO 3744. The dynamics of the engine powertrain and its vibro-acoustic behaviour have been described using LMS （learning management system） Engineering Innovation Virtual.Lab tools.展开更多
Aimed at attaining to an integrated and effective pattern to guide the port design process, this paper puts forward a new conception of feature solution, which is based on the parameterized feature modeling. With this...Aimed at attaining to an integrated and effective pattern to guide the port design process, this paper puts forward a new conception of feature solution, which is based on the parameterized feature modeling. With this solution, the overall port pre-design process can be conducted in a virtual pattern. Moreover, to evaluate the advantages of the new design pattern, an application of port system has been involved in this paper; and in the process of application a computational fluid dynamic analysis is concerned. An ideal effect of cleanness, high efficiency and high precision has been achieved.展开更多
An experimental study has been performed systematically on flue gas desulphurization by using circulating fluidized bed. The relationship, between desulphurization efficiency and the parameters of thermodynamics and c...An experimental study has been performed systematically on flue gas desulphurization by using circulating fluidized bed. The relationship, between desulphurization efficiency and the parameters of thermodynamics and chemistry, was investigated basically. It is shown that the bed temperature and the vapor partial pressure in the bed are the important parameters that influence the desulphurization efficiency. The closer the bed temperature to the dew point and the higher the vapor partial pressure, the higher is the desulphurization efficiency. With increasing of Ca/S. the desulphurization efficiency ascends. Comparing with different operating methods, the optimum method has been found.展开更多
The modeling of inlet and exhaust systems of internal combustion engine is very important in order to evaluate the engine performance.This paper presents new pressure losses models which can be included in a one dimen...The modeling of inlet and exhaust systems of internal combustion engine is very important in order to evaluate the engine performance.This paper presents new pressure losses models which can be included in a one dimensional engine simulation code.In a first part,a CFD analysis is made in order to show the importance of the density in the modeling approach.Then,the CFD code is used,as a numerical test bench,for the pressure losses models development.These coefficients depend on the geometrical characteristics of the junction and an experimental validation is made with the use of a shock tube test bench.All the models are then included in the engine simulation code of the laboratory.The numerical calculation of unsteady compressible flow,in each pipe of the inlet and exhaust systems,is made and the calculated engine torque is compared with experimental measurements.展开更多
文摘Abstract： This paper presents a coupled multi-body and FEM （finite element method）-BEM （boundary element method） methodology used to carry out a comprehensive NVH （noise, vibration and harshness） investigation of a four-cylinder internal combustion engine prototype. Firstly, a MBDS （multi-body dynamic simulation） of the internal combustion engine has been carried out, at a defined operating condition, in order to determine the excitation force of the powertrain exciting the cylinder block. In this way, the dynamics of the engine powertrain have been described taking into account both the effects of the gas forces of the combustion process and the inertia forces of the moving parts. Afterwards, the cylinder block excitation forces have been used to evaluate the engine block vibrations and to predict the external noise radiated with both the well-known ATV （acoustic transfer vectors） and MATV （modal acoustic transfer vectors） methodologies at a distance of 1 m from the engine, according to the standard ISO 3744. The dynamics of the engine powertrain and its vibro-acoustic behaviour have been described using LMS （learning management system） Engineering Innovation Virtual.Lab tools.
文摘Aimed at attaining to an integrated and effective pattern to guide the port design process, this paper puts forward a new conception of feature solution, which is based on the parameterized feature modeling. With this solution, the overall port pre-design process can be conducted in a virtual pattern. Moreover, to evaluate the advantages of the new design pattern, an application of port system has been involved in this paper; and in the process of application a computational fluid dynamic analysis is concerned. An ideal effect of cleanness, high efficiency and high precision has been achieved.
文摘An experimental study has been performed systematically on flue gas desulphurization by using circulating fluidized bed. The relationship, between desulphurization efficiency and the parameters of thermodynamics and chemistry, was investigated basically. It is shown that the bed temperature and the vapor partial pressure in the bed are the important parameters that influence the desulphurization efficiency. The closer the bed temperature to the dew point and the higher the vapor partial pressure, the higher is the desulphurization efficiency. With increasing of Ca/S. the desulphurization efficiency ascends. Comparing with different operating methods, the optimum method has been found.
文摘The modeling of inlet and exhaust systems of internal combustion engine is very important in order to evaluate the engine performance.This paper presents new pressure losses models which can be included in a one dimensional engine simulation code.In a first part,a CFD analysis is made in order to show the importance of the density in the modeling approach.Then,the CFD code is used,as a numerical test bench,for the pressure losses models development.These coefficients depend on the geometrical characteristics of the junction and an experimental validation is made with the use of a shock tube test bench.All the models are then included in the engine simulation code of the laboratory.The numerical calculation of unsteady compressible flow,in each pipe of the inlet and exhaust systems,is made and the calculated engine torque is compared with experimental measurements.
